Bill Clinton, chief executive of U.S. Government, a division of MCI-WorldCom, praised Monday’s merger as “an excellent move.”
I’ll be… they even predicted the “sovereign citizen” movement!
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bartolomeo@suppo.fi 10 months ago
Microsoft-Activision-Blizzard always reminds me of this:
theonion.com/just-six-corporations-remain-1819564…
Keep in mind that article is from 1998. Prescient as always, the Onion really is America’s Finest News Source™.
Bill Clinton, chief executive of U.S. Government, a division of MCI-WorldCom, praised Monday’s merger as “an excellent move.”
I’ll be… they even predicted the “sovereign citizen” movement!
Bill Clinton, chief executive of U.S. Government, a division of MCI-WorldCom, praised Monday’s merger as “an excellent move.”’
LMAO
Taco Bell won the franchise wars
The Onion always tells factual stories. They’re just stories from the future.
nicetriangle@kbin.social 10 months ago
There's a book called The Media Monopoly that details how all of the media companies in the world have consolidated to just a handful of mega corps and the book had to be republished 5 times since the 80s because every few years the number keeps shrinking dramatically. The author later released a brand new book called The New Media Monopoly which is essentially the 7th edition of the original book and at this point we're in a fucked up late stage version of the problem he originally detailed.
Maggoty@lemmy.world 10 months ago
Then there’s the entire idea of Corporations. They used to be limited to government issued charters. Now they’re independent shield entities for rich people with human rights.